Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-04
s.oOAL AND orHEa yors.
scraps from the Notebook Of d
G~entIueI's Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation Of silver, $0.99N,
/. The Nevada Legislature convened yes
terday.
/: Mrs. Mackay's dressmakers are pledged
, not TO duplicate her dresses.
%The Hooks & Knicks will hold q meeting
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
A rich convict in a Georgia gang Of pris'
: oners dresses in striped velvet.
Germany has sold three and a half mill.
ion of its boarded silver to Egypt.
The public school vacation. instead oil
two weeks, has been extended to four
weeks.
Justice Sanders is having his Office gen.
orally renovated and fixed up in good
shape.
j Bodie seems to be breezing up q little.
1t requires little to put life into things
there.
There are rumors that q rich body OF
orc has been struck in the Hale u Nor
cross mine.
In Seattle, W. T., all classes OF saloons
and beer halls are to pay $500 per year
license hereafter.
In a friendly scuf1e on Christmas Day,
Sheriff Randall, of Lyon county, had q
rib broken.
The Carson Tribune says there has not
been u prisoner in the Ormsby county
Jail for three weeks.
The Commissioners yesterday selected
the names Of 200 citizens, as trial jurors
for the present year.
The County Commissioners yesterday
counted the money i'll the treasury and
found IL to be correct.
The rattle for a sewing machine will take
place at the Jackson House next Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
A good many members Of the Illinois
Legislature sleep in the Capitol building.
at the expense of the State.
The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued a call for $40, 000. 900 of 8 per cents.
The call will mature February 1.
The Spokane Chronicle says that on tho
10th OF December the construction OF 81
new buildings was begun in that town.
Delinquent taxpayers should take notice
| that the sale will take place in front Of the
Courthouse the third Monday in January.
Philadelphia Press: General Logan
has made his first surrender aud his last.
He marched out with all the honors OF
war"
All the newly elected county officials
we're indicted into Office yesterday, and
seemed perfectly at home in their new po-
sitions.
Jones. OF Florida. denies that an affair
| OF the heart has anything to do with his
s%ojourn in Detroit. He is there for his
health.
A dozen private palaces will be built In
New York next year by rich cattle kings
and other m~illionaires from the West and
Southwest.
Philadelphia North American: Gotham
Justices are very busy making holiday
gifts giving a choice between five dollars
and five days"
Senator Jones left last Tuesday after
noon for Washington. going by the South
ern route. Senator Fair says he intends
to go on next week.
Mayor Bartlett and the Police Commits
sioners OF San Francisco sdvise the Geary
aud Suffer- street cable lines to compro-
mise with their employees.
\ w. II. Sweeney yesterday took posses.
sion of the Sherif's Office, with Jim Sim
gleton as his Under Sheriff. They both
looked contented and happy.
United States Marshal II. E. Kelly re-
turned from his trip in White Pine county
Saturday night, and left for Virginia City
by yesterday mornings train.
The Ssgebrush Stockman says five cents
is now the ruling rate for cattle in the
Reno market, and the indications are that
a much less rate will prevail in the near
future.
Hon. A. O. Cleveland arrived here Sat-
urday night from White Pine, and loft
yesterday morning for Carson. The
Legislature could hardly get along with
out Cleye.
The new Board of County Commission
ers met yesterday morning. 1t consists OF
P. McElroy (hold-overl as chairman, and
g.. A. Fletcher and John Gregovich as
high priyates.
The following verdict was recently
rendered in Woodland: "We. the Jury,
find the defendants not guilty. with the
recommendation that they leave the town
within forty.eight hours"
II was reported on the streets yesterday
that M. b. Bartlett had received the APP
pointment Of Postmaster at this place, but
we we're unable to see Mr.. Bartlett to find
out II the report was correct.
1t Is boldly charged in a Florida news
paper that a voter in Hamilton county
at the last election sold his vote for q dozen
OF eggs. That voter should come TO Me-
vads, where they pay a better price for
votes.
, The Spring fights commenced yesterday,
by wv young men getting into Q ~fisticuff
on Main street. and breaking one OF Hank
knights windows. No serious damage
!, was lone TO any of the parties excep.
knight. who had to pay for putting in
3 the window. the other two parties being
impecunious.